Welcome to the Psychology of Longevity,  with Dr. David Cohen, N.D., Ph.D., M.H., C.N.C.
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No reasonably educated person licitly argues this, particularly after viewing so many bodies of evidence now available to most if not all of us. From headaches and sore shoulders, to heart and stomach problems, and so many other physical challenges, the spinal and autonomic nervous system plays a huge part in addressing the issues of fast, effective, and, perhaps most importantly, long-term relief.

The level of success enjoyed by the somewhat unique oxygenating massager produced by Sun Ancon has earned it a second and third examination. Let's take a look for those of us with histories of spinal pain. Better information leads to better decisions.

Using chiropractic often brings short-term relief, with long-term problems caused by a correspondingly increased need for that form of adjustment we call "bone manipulation."

When we see that none of the Chinese, Jewish, nor Indian medical practices dating back to fifty-five centuries ago have ever used chiropractic, nor treated it as a serious medical discipline, it's reasonable to ask why and why not. Almost every first and second visit to a chiropractor does indeed produce immediate pain relief, so why the hue and cry?

Summarily stated, the more you use chiropractic, the more you need to use it. It's not too different from cracking your knuckles. The bones get used to being popped in and out of place, and the bone joints and cartilage become as comfortable with popping in and out as a key that gets smoother going in and out of its lock with each repetition.

Since it is not a natural function of bones to pop in and out on a repeated basis, the long-term likelihood of arthritis and other bone problems seems higher.

It is crucial to effective thinking to stick to those patterns and recipes that consistently work, rather than the occasional or aberrant success. Whatever the political, religious, ethnic or other consideration, the three oldest forms of practical medicine on earth have been Chinese, Jewish, and Indian, although not necessarily in that order of priority or time frame. These three groups have the longest successful history in easing our ailments, most notably without the benefit of chemicals for a full fifty-four of the past fifty-five centuries. That means the useful thinker pays heed to the horse's mouth first before attending too strenuously to the other end of the horse, correct?

There are six major benefits of the massager that Sun Ancon has developed.